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I couldn't think of a decent title for this weird problem.

When I started this fort, I brought an insane amount of wood, and built fourty beds for my barracks straight off. I set them to be built once my barracks was dug out, but since my dwarves were mostly busy doing their own thing they only planted a few of the beds.

Later on, when immigrants came, I had already dug out rooms for my nobles. I decided to check if I had any free beds, and it turned out I did; it said I have five beds. I decided I must have accidentally built more beds than I thought, and used three of the beds for some of my noble quarters.

The immigrants started building the many beds, they didn't have much else to do. The problem was, I started getting errors that said "Item nolonger exists." I quickly realized I really HAD only made fourty beds, and the three I had used on the noble quarters has somehow been 're-offered' for my building, even though they were already queued up for another building.

I also built a number of doors early on in my fort, but the dwarves never bothered putting them up. Only a couple of my original seven had furniture building on, and one of them was busy guarding my outdoor stash from kobolds. I'll see if the same problem crops up with those doors, now.

Edit: It just happened for one of the fourty tables in my barracks attached dining room; I had placed an 'extra table' in another room for my merchant to use as an office, but it wasn't extra after all.

I'm pretty new to bottomless pits, I never used a site find tool before one was added. But yeah, there was no volcano, no magma pipe, and no magma pool listed at the location I embarked on. I sorta wish there was, it has everything else I wanted!

The magma just 'appeared' in mid air, and fell down the pit, killing most of the monsters. Some of the magma fell off the side of the very high cliffy mountain, and burninated the grassy valley below. (thankfully missing my dwarves by about fourty cubes!)

Somehow five of the antmen survived but the rest of the monsters are dead, and their names on the unit list are glowing like fire. XD

Thanks, that should help a lot. ^.^

Will tame but fierce animals like wolves or tigers get into fights with enemy troops, or will they run away like most pets?

And can you tame humanoids, like antmen?

Okay this is pretty weird. I just genned a new world and found a nice spot with some interesting stuff... and one thing that is REALLY WEIRD.

There's a bottomless pit, right? But at the very top level, when the map started, there was lava. And nothing holding it up.

So, now there's a huge glob of inexplicable lava, falling very quickly down a bottomless pit.

It's probably going to kill all of the monsters that live there. ^.^;;


And yeah, there it goes. That much lava falling so fast lagged out my computer for a little bit but now it's mostly down the bottomless pit. There was some that spilled over the edge at first, but thankfully not onto my dwarves. The monsters in there are totally screwed, though.

Whenever I gen a new world I pop open the Legends screen and check out some of the major figures. Megabeasts, gods, demons, forces...

The Dwarves can have some pretty interesting gods. The animal gods are crazy. A few worlds ago one of the gods was a Fluffy Wambler.

Now I've got an evil Mountain Goat god named Nar. There's a demon named Oslo who is worshipped by a TON of dwarves instead of goblins.

I just found a neat one, Lim erkun, Lim "The Infinite Cat" He's associated with dreams.

In the same pantheon they've got Erong Crotchmolds, the god of depravity.

Actually now that I look at it, almost all of the gods in this pantheon are evil. Evil dwarves, who woulda thunk it? I wonder if they're also the ones worshipping that demon.

Here's another demon, Zakosp Ostangom Usmdas Orgu, who is worshipped by elves. This seems to be a very evil world. LOL

Anybody else have some interesting gods to share?